Rent out
Sandrine Hofstetter presents the new building project ICONIC and shows what curated living on Lake Zurich can feel like.
At first glance, selling a property seems quite simple. For this reason, many owners try to save themselves the estate agent’s commission by selling their house or apartment privately. The idea seems obvious: a few good photos, put an advertisement online, organize viewings, and a buyer will be found.
But beware: the sales process is more demanding than it initially seems. In our day-to-day work, we repeatedly encounter privately initiated sales that stall or even fail – usually because important details have been underestimated.
Every conversion and every structural development creates new spaces for living and working. Things get particularly exciting where urban growth meets established structures. Binz is one such example: a district with a past, a present – and plenty of potential for the future.
The tourist regions in the canton of Graubünden are booming. Having your own vacation home not only offers pure leisure enjoyment, but also a short and low-emission journey and
investment security.
How can contemporary luxury construction be integrated into the historic Engadin architecture without detracting from the unmistakable charm of the villages? The answer lies in the respectful interplay of tradition and innovation – a challenge that today occupies architects, owners and developers alike.
Many people are delighted when a farmhouse that once belonged to the village, like the church or the schoolhouse, shines in new splendor as a contemporary living space. Especially in times when old buildings are increasingly disappearing in village centers to make way for modern new buildings, it is a strong sign when a piece of history is preserved.
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